Author: Savannah Herald

Real Estate News & Market Insights: You can sell a rental property with tenants in place, but it’s not always simple. From lease agreements to tenant communication, there are key factors to consider if you’re planning to sell an occupied unit. Whether you are selling a rental house in San Francisco or looking to let go of your condo in Portland, this comprehensive Redfin real estate guide will help you navigate the ins and outs of selling a house with tenants. Can you sell a rental property with tenants? Yes. If your property has tenants, you can still list it…

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Savannah Chatham County Public School System (SCCPS) Update: The 9th Annual Superintendent’s Cup JROTC Competition, held at Windsor Forest High School, was a resounding success. On Saturday, April 11, 2026, cadets from across the district demonstrated exceptional dedication, discipline, and teamwork while competing in a wide range of events, including academics, color guard, squad drill, basketball, rifle marksmanship, and the cadet challenge. SCCPSS high school cadets in the SCCPSS Army, Navy, and Air Force JROTC programs from throughout the district competed in the skills tests and an award ceremony where Windsor Forest High School’s JROTC Unit was named the overall…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment “I’m Gucci. It’s a rap. F**k [can they do] about a rap?”  Those are the words of Lawrence Montague on a jail phone call, words that now sit at the center of a broader legal reckoning unfolding in Maryland over the use of rap lyrics as evidence in criminal proceedings.  Maryland prosecutors introduced Montague’s rap verse, recorded using a jailhouse telephone and later posted to Instagram as evidence of his guilt for the killing of George Forrester.  In December 2020, Maryland’s highest Court ruled in Montague vs. Maryland that rap lyrics can be admitted…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment Ultimate Anime Trivia Quiz: Only True Fans Can Pass From One Piece to Spy x Family and beyond, there are some TV shows out there that you can’t claim to be an anime fan without watching, and others that only the truest fans have seen from start to finish. For those of you who’ve done both, we’ve put together this 30-question escalating difficulty trivia quiz based on the series we’ve deemed the best anime shows of all time. In this quiz, each trivia question will focus on a different popular anime show.…

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Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights Savannah native Brian Harman and former Bluffton resident Brian Campbell reflected on their play and experience at the 2026 Masters after their finals rounds. Read the full article on the original site

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Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care April is Financial Literacy Month. Your health and your wallet are more connected than you think. Spring has a way of making us want to reset. We clean out closets, refresh our routines, and shake off the heaviness of winter. But there’s one area that often gets overlooked in the seasonal reset: the money we spend on our health. April is Financial Literacy Month, and at the Black Women’s Health Imperative, we think that’s the perfect reminder to take a closer look at how healthcare costs are shaping our financial lives.…

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Tomorrow’s Tech, Today: Innovation That Moves Us Forward For all the hype about data centers in space, there just aren’t very many GPUs up there. As that starts to change, the near-term business of orbital compute is starting to take shape. The largest compute cluster currently in orbit was launched by Canada’s Kepler Communications in January, and boasts about 40 Nvidia Orin edge processors onboard 10 operational satellites, all linked together by laser communications links. The company now has 18 customers, and announced its newest on Monday — Sophia Space, a startup that will test the software for its unique…

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From Campus to Classroom: Stories That Shape Education Dr. Marcia F. Robinson is a senior certified HR professional, diversity strategist, and curator of TheHBCUCareerCenter.com. She advises organizations on building inclusive talent pipelines and improving diversity recruiting outcomes.In 2026, resilience has moved from being a “nice-to-have” leadership trait to a core survival skill—both in the workplace and in our personal lives. As a CHRO, I can say plainly: the pace of change is no longer episodic; it’s constant. AI continues to reshape roles, business models are being stress-tested in real time, and workers are being asked to adapt faster than most…

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Stay Informed: Latest News from Across Georgia Georgia Democrats say they are getting ready for a rebirth as this year’s midterm election season approaches. At the annual Carter-Lewis dinner Saturday, headlined by Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, supporters, donors and elected officials from across the state gathered to mobilize for what many expect to be a tough fight for Democrats at the ballot box. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear at the Democratic Party of Georgia’s Carter-Lewis Dinner on April 11, 2026, in Atlanta. Credit: Alander Rocha / Georgia Recorder U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff is facing a competitive reelection campaign, as the…

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Black Travelers: Explore Culture, Adventure & Connection by Black Enterprise April 11, 2026 These events serve as powerful economic engines for their host cities, effectively circulating dollars back into local neighborhoods. Mark your calendars. The arrival of spring kick starts a season of vibrant communal and outdoor activities nationwide. These festivals serve as powerful economic engines for their host cities, effectively circulating dollars back into local neighborhoods while acting as vital pillars for cultural preservation. Get ready to experience these high-impact April festivals that celebrate the intersection of heritage, culinary arts, and entrepreneurship, alongside world-class music and literature across Black…

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